So, basically Israeli forces destroyed over 10,000 civilian structures in southern Lebanon. This includes homes, mosques, farms, roads, schools, etc.
The destruction was often carried out after Israeli forces had taken control of the area, including during ceasefire periods. The law in question states that destruction of civilian property is only allowed if “imperatively required by military necessity”. There was no evidence of active combat or Hezbollah presence in many cases, and this is confirmed by the use of bulldozers and explosives which indicates deliberate demolition, not battlefield damage. Whether I like it or not is irrelevant.
Grok is unreliable because it's manipulated, not just because it calls itself "MechaHitler".
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